Hey, can we stick to one ruler per post, please? Doesn't have to be one coin per post- you may post multiples of the same ruler in the same...
On a similar note about gift shops at historical landmarks, I saw fake "1700s" British King George halfpennies being sold at the museum gift shop...
Sorry, but they're tourist fakes, as was mentioned in the other thread. Pretty blatant fakes, too, with those filed edges. Chalk 'em up as...
Wow, what an impressive pile of loot! Somebody really likes you! :)
Then post it again, so we don't keep having stuff like "Hey, I posted a coin with a tiny depiction of that person on the reverse like 40 or 50...
I was kidding with George III, there, of course. Britannia it is (but ancient). Don't have any ancient ones here. :( Go fish.
I guess the next stop is Messalina, since @Mat did a Nero-Poppaea "twofer". I'm sure we'll get some more Neros first, though.
I like the Poppaea portrait there.
Sorry, couldn't resist. ;) As you were. Roman Britannia. I don't have pix of any ancients from Britannia, I don't think. [IMG]
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Looks like three different dimes in the most recent threads: a 1966, a 196?-D with a hit on the date, and a 1969-D. Same coin, I don't think so....
Wow! Looks like we just need Aggripina II, then, and after her, we're on to Nero!
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Arcadius. And the story of how I found it, though the reporter made some errors in the retelling. There is also my thread about it. [ATTACH]...
Flavian silver. Let's do capricorns next. [IMG]
Oh. I forgot this giraffe-necked Crispina. An affordable sestertius. I loved it. [ATTACH]
Your son is named ... Quintillus? Wow.
True 'dat. We may not be done with him just yet.
Gonna be a toughie, most likely, but somebody in this crowd might pull it off. My chin still hurts from hitting the desk in a jawdrop after...
I've always found those short reigns fascinating. "Quintillus" is a cool sounding name, too. [ATTACH]
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